Notes on reading CS2 statistics from a Steam profile: what the numbers mean, what they honestly cannot tell you, and how Pulse gets hold of them.
How to customize the Pulse panel on your Steam profile
Accent colour, four box styles, which badges show beside the nickname, how many map ranks, the inventory currency: every Pulse setting, previewed live on an example profile before you save.
How much are the stickers on your CS2 skins worth?
A skin price ignores what is stuck on it. Pulse prices every sticker and charm where it sits, sums them per weapon and totals the lot across the inventory.
How to price a whole CS2 inventory, item by item
Open the CS2 tab of any Steam inventory and Pulse prices every tile, totals the lot, sorts the whole thing by value and shows the five items carrying it.
How to install Pulse inside the Steam client
Step by step, with screenshots and GIFs recorded in the real Steam client: putting the Pulse CS2 stats extension straight into Steam’s own browser.
Leetify released a Steam profile extension. How it differs from Pulse
Leetify shipped their own Steam profile extension. Both read players with no Leetify account, so the real difference is how many sources each panel uses.
How to see CS2 stats on a Steam profile without a Leetify account
Most public CS2 stats tools return nothing for players who never registered. Here is why that happens and what can still be read from a Steam profile.
What is a good Premier rating in CS2?
What the CS2 Premier rating numbers actually mean, roughly where each colour band sits, and why the peak rating tells you more than the current one.
Guides
Six shorter pages, each answering one question about a Steam profile.
Leetify stats on a Steam profile
Aim rating, K/D, winrate and form without opening Leetify at all.
How to check a Premier rank
Current rating and the peak the account ever reached, which is the half that gives a smurf away.
How to check Faceit ELO
ELO, level and recent results read straight from the Steam profile.
How to spot a smurf or a cheater
You cannot prove it. You can read the numbers that give it away.
Find a CS2 friend code
Where the in-game code lives and how to copy it in one click.
Check a CS2 inventory value
What the skins on a profile are worth, in your own currency.